Ed believes in putting community first, and as City Councilor he is a tireless advocate for District 2.

Every kid in every neighborhood in District 2 deserves to go to a great public school. Ed believes that young families shouldn’t have to decide whether to stay in the neighborhood they love or move to the suburbs. As City Councilor, Ed is a strong champion for high-quality public education, and advocate for necessary investments in the Boston Public School system.

As a former Superior Court Probation Officer, Ed has firsthand experience working with law enforcement to keep our streets safe while promoting community policing efforts. Ed also believes that residents of District 2 deserve a high-quality and reliable public transit system so that children growing up in Cathedral or Andrew Square can access jobs in the booming economy downtown and in the Seaport.

The lack of affordable housing in District 2 is a serious issue. Residents deserve more options when trying to find a place to live that fits their budget. As City Councilor, Ed works to increase access to affordable housing units and make the application process easier for families.

Ed believes as your District 2 City Councilor it is imperative to be accessible, and provide responsive and effective constituent service to all residents of District 2.  Ed and his staff work hard every day to make City Hall work better for all of the people who live in District 2.

District 2 is a diverse community. Ed believes that we are stronger when our neighborhoods come together to ensure that we all have access to the things that matter – great schools, safe streets, and reliable services. As your City Councilor, Ed has a keen focus on bringing the district together and advocating for our shared values.  He works hard to make a difference and to bridge our neighborhoods together every day.